I'm trying to configure a Drupal installation on IIS 7.5 (Windows 2008R2). I installed PHP via the Web Platform Installer, and I do have Drupal running.
However, when I enable CSS Aggregation via admin/settings/performance, the aggregated css files are not being generated. I get the following error:
The selected file could not be copied, because no file by that name exists. Please check that you supplied the correct filename.
When I browse down to sites/files, I do see a css directory created. I have even gone so far as to add the "Everyone" group to this directory and give it Modify privileges. However, this does not make any difference.
I also tested out the PHP temp directory to make sure that is writable. I can get imagecache working properly.
Has anyone else seen these errors? Does anyone have any suggestions? I'd really like to get this working under IIS if possible.
Thanks!
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Fixed it!
Sure enough as I took the time to post this, I fixed it. Blah.
The solution is to set the file system temp path on "admin/settings/file-system" to the same directory that the PHP "upload_tmp_dir" variable is pointed to.
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